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Mechanics of Helix under Gravity: Slender Structure

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This lecture covers the mechanics of slender structures, focusing on the equilibrium shapes of helical thin rods under weak gravity. Topics include Kirchhoff's rod theory, helix shape computation, and perturbative problem-solving.

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